Paul Hatton

1 week ago | creativebloq.com | Paul Hatton

If you're embarking on a CAD journey or simply wanting to find out whether you're working with the best CAD software, then you've come to the right place. With over two decades of CAD experience, I know all of the best options out there along with their pros and cons. One of the most important things that's worth noting before I dive in is that not all CAD software is Mac-compatible. If you don't have any plans to switch up your hardware, then this will seriously narrow your options.

1 week ago | techradar.com | Paul Hatton

Large TVs don't always have to break the bank. With TCL, LG, and Samsung delivering high-performing, budget-friendly TVs, now is a great time to buy that big statement TV you've always dreamed of owning. That's true even more than ever, now this enormous Samsung Q60D 85-inch 4K QLED TV is at Best Buy for $999.99 (was $1699.99). • Browse the full Best Buy Spring SaleA $700 saving in the Best Buy Spring Sale makes this gigantic TV more affordable than ever.

1 week ago | whathifi.com | Paul Hatton

Less than a week after we spotted a solid saving on JBL's budget Dolby Atmos soundbar, the unit's price has fallen even further. Specifically, Richer Sounds has dropped the price by a further £10, which means you can now pick up the impressive JBL Bar 300 for the small sum of only £229. That's a decent £100 saving on its £330 launch price and one we are happy to recommend to any home cinema fan on a budget. For the money, you'll get a feature-rich soundbar complete with Dolby Atmos support.

1 week ago | whathifi.com | Paul Hatton

The Samsung S95D is a fantastic OLED TV, we know that because we tested it and liked it enough to give it a five-star rating. Boasting the latest Quantum Dot OLED technology, it combines pixel-level contrast control with exceptional brightness and colour vibrancy. One of the only things we didn't love when we reviewed it was its high price. At launch, this beauty would set you back £2499, which is eye-wateringly high to most people.

1 week ago | techradar.com | Paul Hatton

My children are fast reaching the age where they’re doing a lot more things independently of my wife and me. I’ve been in conversations in the past where parents have confessed to putting AirTags on their children’s bags and I have to confess I scoffed at the level of micro-watching. But now that mine are a few years older, I’m having increasing sympathy with the idea. That’s where the Life360 app that I recently discovered has come in so handy.